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Nikon announce the D5600 - Page 2

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Posted: Thu Feb 2nd, 2017 04:45

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Nikon D5600 is not best camera because the pixel are not good. Due to this after zoom any pic looks dull.

Posted: Thu Feb 2nd, 2017 14:17

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robertperez wrote:
Nikon D5600 is not best camera because the pixel are not good. Due to this after zoom any pic looks dull.

I dont understand this comment please explain.

The sensor is a Sony sensor with Nikon electronics.
Other reviewers say this id the best D5xxx camera!

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Posted: Fri Feb 3rd, 2017 20:48

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Eric wrote:
Robert wrote:
Yes, definitely, it's just about to be displayed on another 72 DPI device! At whatever size it was on the original screen, as it was captured.

If you feed images through the forum software they loose much of their tonal range and are downsized to a 'uniform' size to minimise the storage overhead and present a universally suitable and fast to load image. Probably geared to dial up web access, not todays broadband speeds.

Take a look at this thread on Little Terns. About the seventh post...

http://nikondslr.uk/view_topic.php?id=177&forum_id=14&highlight=tern

That's interesting, I wasn't aware the software was so damaging. I will have to look at my recent postings via the forum and see how they compare with screen grabs.

I wonder, do other members take extraordinary steps to preserve the quality of their posted images?

At least with degraded images they are less likely to be plagerized or improperly reposted.

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Posted: Mon Jun 19th, 2017 03:12

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Thanks for the sharing.

Posted: Wed Sep 6th, 2017 05:05

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Breenda

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thanks for your sharing, it helps me lot.i like this.

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